Muradabad, May 27: The morning of May 22 was a historic one for India as a courageous young Indian, 27 year-old Sangh Syamsevak Bipin Chaudhari not only conquered Mount Everest but also placed Bhagva Dhwaj along with the National Flag on earth’s highest point.
Vipin, along with his 12 team members kicked off the journey on April 2. After a 50-day continuous trek with fatal risks, Vipin finally reached the summit at 9.00 am on May 22. He placed Bhagva Dhwaj on earth’s highest point along with the Indian National Flag and as per Sangh manner, saluted the flag. Greetings are being showered on him through social media for his courage and devotion to nation.
Vipin Chaudhari is Muradabad (Uttar Pradesh) based Sangh-Swayamsevak who is currently the Sah-Karyavah of the city. He is a professional mountaineer and has conquered many summits including Mount Elbrus and Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa. Vipin’s father Gajendra Singh is a sub-inspector and his mother Punam Chaudhari is a housewife whereas his elder brother Nitin Singh is a software engineer in Hyderabad. Vipin is currently dong LLB from KGK college.
The founder of RSS Dr. Keshav Baliram Hedgewar had accepted the saffron colour flag as a symbol of Guru at the time of RSS’s establishment in 1925. Since then each and every Sangh-Swayamsewak salutes the flag with a feeling of devotion. Now the flag is waiving on Mount Everest, showing the world the glory of Indian culture.